Meagan McCoy Jones
President & CEO | McCoys Building Supply
Meagan is a 2000 graduate of San Marcos Baptist Academy in San Marcos. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Rhetoric and Communication Studies from the University of Richmond in 2004, where she was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. She went on to earn a Master of Arts in Communication Studies from the University of Texas at Austin.
Meagan is the fourth generation to work for McCoy’s. Her first job was the Headquarters receptionist…she was 10 years old. Like her father, Meagan grew up at McCoy’s. Over the years, she worked as a receptionist, an advertising intern, and shadowed in many departments at Headquarters while still a high school student. While in graduate school, Meagan began working part-time at McCoy’s Building Supply in Georgetown, Texas as a salesperson and realized what was always interesting to her as a kid was indeed her true passion; the business and the people of McCoy’s.
Upon graduation, she joined McCoy's full-time in the Corporate Development department with the specific goal of learning all facets of McCoy's Headquarters operations. During that time, she also worked with the Texas Legislature on behalf of McCoy's to revise the Business Franchise Tax. In 2007, Meagan began a one-year term as Assistant Store Manager at McCoy’s Manchaca location and went on to become Director of Corporate Development, Vice President of Field Support, and Senior (then Executive) Vice President and Chief Operating Officer prior to becoming as President and COO. In 2022, she was named President and CEO.
Meagan is a member of the Board of Directors of McCoy Corporation, a partner in McCoy Remme Ranches, co-Chair of the Legislative Committee of the Lumbermen’s Association of Texas, a Board Member of the Texas Association of Builders, and an involved member of the Greater San Marcos Partnership working on issues related to development, conservation, and affordable housing. She is a former Board member and passionate supporter of Mobile Loaves & Fishes, a social outreach ministry that empowers communities into a lifestyle of service with the homeless. She is married to Richard Jones, and they have two young children.
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